The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-11

ola paper II z Ps rscted at length his sriev-
Now, with q last and earnest farewell 70 AL
friends and comrades. and with final wishes
for he sSss N view ne eep
seeing you you, again. s" my T beioved comrades with
s ss;s in lie. Your somradi HSsf DC
LAUGHING OVER THE NEWSPAPER.
Yesterday. when one Of the guar ls told him
to b. b. Lum. tho, young bomb manuiaetHrer.
EnssR Fo ssss and
slowly piodded through the translation. Engel-
eaTs ps ss Inc and IL wRsn wo
German. The doomed man said that tine letter
was an admirable translation OF the original.
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TIA thst Eda Mueller 5ad not been seen, and
tbs 20 This Il hs
affirmative. He seemed pleased. but remarked
that, II he could have seen her. he would have
Deputy O'Neill declared that LingG was the
coolest man in Cook county jail; He was very
MR yale but his appetite was good and h' slept
HIS LAST INTERVIEW WITH CAPT. BLACK.
While f. generally thought aESapd the o
mittea ' The act Sooner than he intended Last
THf ea w wsy TO Gssp ssid Enss S h
En& ssRea so had
particular that It should Be arranged that !
messenger who brought him his clean clothes
hHg as nd' to ave. his lad s2 5sp 'nP Bst
h h Head ssa ssIa; 81 nSs forget Tie sofhss
hsa EI!1s 4 sisssli Parsons exclaimed. aIsst
Ws s d iod e xss tine dsePR ayTsons
sei only iy too qaicily August Spies was then
Objected i notSins else said Spies. quietly.
Ever SINCE the finding q the bombs in bis cell
sSs In Would Ssfe aSsy mss
is PVT q the way: , s..s ~.
ws sHaS1 Up ssf" aesn ffsp es head
his breast; Eneel and Fischer refused to talk
Jor Fos 1 &c., who chief
turnkey at the Jail, were very much depressed
Foiz was asked to explain ne way II which
e a1 his ssd E hs 1npe had
q very bashy i head q Saif: + Is not wiihou.
the bounds Of possibility that he placed AGED. the
searched him last Sunday. AT that time he
ali his clothing, and could find nothing Of a
coTonsr Henry l. Hertz vas notified Of the
death Of Lingg early In the day. He empan-
vent to the jail and WE'RE SHOWN into the 5sth
room. where the remains d iineg lay. They
nnase nn NH Wcdns ada .nsn 'n' ~
INVITED TO THE HANGING.
About 800 cards of admission to the execu:
ut least a thousand applications. The persons
press. all the Judges Of the courts, city and
county officials, all members Of tho Anarchist list
special jury provided r By law, the members Of
the Grand Jury which returned the original
indictments counsel Tor the condemned men,
a. few clergymen and number Of prominent
the I Fl at the jail
cards OF admission name 10 O'Clock in the
peeted the trap will be sprung about II O'Clock.
further message from the Governor. and does
not believe that anything can possibly occur
to nsfsrs S w hf sarSsa at the jail at
10:S5 o'clock created a ripple of excitement, 1t
consisted Of Gen; Mtzsimm9ns. comWsndinT
Guard GU Lieut. Gov. Smith and his stat. COM
posed of Col. Clarke. Col Buchanan, Col. Pot
ao '9 Se as aSHsSy ch hs .pss
Gleason and talked to the Anarchists
STILL AWAKE AT MIDNIGHT.
t,11h O'Clock the condemned men were still
awake and talking to their guards; Parsons
one. and spies next. Fielden and so6wa6
few minutes after ii o'clock Deputy Peters
came away from Engel's cell with the air OF o
man who had lust left an agreeable entertain.
Engel RECALLED! him; Engelis by no means de;
s S ss sor % the DSnp
touches " on the seaffoid. where IN a few hours
he will be prominent actor.
seem to have no effect on him. In the course
Of his conversation with Peters he INDUCED IN
Of O ' his doomed fellows. He SAID Here are a
snss that rss To ss
On being asked as to his own view Of his COM
pG he he his hands and With
The4s IS Hardly bat he viii IL march
upon the fatal platform and step. out into eter-
nifty with the reckless courage OF brute;
Ing his cell with restless step. Occasionally
his sharp face shows rs up oo in the glare Of the
IN r0st 81 ms f fSa ana s gh In
ing Fischer and Spies sit ON their beds well
back from the cell doors, and say but little.
Reporters from all the city papers are at the
jail. except the Arbeter Zeiting, which has
so long been the organ OF the Chicago Anarch-
lists. 30 far as can be learned. no application
for admission has been made py any one from
that paper
ENGEL's WIFE GAVE HIM THE POISON.
Deputy Sheriff .Adolph Mueller had talk
with Fischer and EnRel during the evening.
Mueller says that the two men discussed
Lingg's suicide freely. Both Of them declared
that they wished they had change to follow
fer to take their own lives than to suffer the
shameful death allotted TO them. Engel also
discussed his own attempt at suicide. which
he made on Saturday night by taking lauda-
mum and morphine pills. He said his wife
gave him the bottle about a. year ago and he
added that he wished he had used the poison
before II lost its strength.
In to-day's ArbeiteT Zeit,rng appears an edi-
torial to the effect that Lingg was driven to
suicide by his so-called friends, the persons
County Court. Among them the Zeitinq places
W. M Salter. who has been engineering the
petitions for Communication OF tho sentence: II.
Is. Lloyd, the Spies family, and Spies himself.
as we'll as DR.. Herman, who made the affidavit
that Lfngg was Insane.
sASGUINABY TALK.
Among the storlos which are floating around
the mil * which aaemS ia uOnt To anna